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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1903

Page

3

Incidents of a Northern Jail Break and Lynching

The Elgin Echo reports a dramatic sequence of crimes including murders and an escape from Glasgow Montana jail. A posse pursuit led to a shootout in the Bad Lands where William Hardee was killed. Sheriff Connor and Deputy Charles Till were wounded. Till died soon after. Fred McTinney fled, later believed captured. A mob formed in town. Jack Brown was hanged from a courthouse window after Hartdee’s companions were recaptured.

William Hardee Glasgow Mont Malles Connor Charles KR. Till Fred McTiney Wardee Jall Jack Brown Hartdeée

Freight Crew Plows Through Flames on Burning Trestle

An Ohio Lake Erie and Western freight train burst through flames as a trestle burned ahead near Huron. The fire caused the structure to collapse into the valley after the engine throttle was opened to escape. The incident follows earlier reports of fires, injuries, and fatalities in assorted regional news.

Ohio Lake Erie and Western Railroad Huron Ehgloeer

Poker Costs A Life Embezzler Dies After Confession

Briwat Naoraji a Ceylonese cashier in Chicago admitted embezzling about 4000 dollars from the Prairie State Bank to reimburse his employer Edward Rueb a commission merchant. He confessed during a confrontation just minutes before his death after gambling at a place run by Mushmouth Johnson at 404 State Street. Naoraji came to Chicago six years ago from Ceylon and had worked for Barnett Brothers before joining Rueb.

Chisago Kille Briwat Naoraji Iimeel Prairie State Bank Chicago Naomji Edward Rueb Retth Rueb

Ex-Convicts Held in Farmer's Murder at Columbus

Two ex-convicts Lewis Harmon and Otis Loveland are under arrest in Columbus Ohio charged with killing elderly farmer George Geyer at Alton. Loveland's confession implicates Harmon and a third ex-convict Miles Willingford, now a fugitive, while bartender Lon Greenlee is detained on suspicion of assisting the plan.

Columbus Lewis Harmon Otis Loveland Ohio George Geyer Alton Loveland Harmon Lon Greenlee Miles Willingford Louis Harmon

Wrecking Firm Plans Lake Huron Treasure Hunt

Milwaukee Wrecking Company seeks sunken cargoes in Lake Huron. They have chartered the tug Phoenix at Oscoda Michigan and will add another tug to sweep six to seven miles off the Oscoda shore. Officials disclose limited details about the target wreck but hint at valuable cargoes believed to lie on the lake bottom.

Lake Huron Milwaukee Wrecking Company Phoenix Oscoda Mich Wreckiog Company

Legal fight for sugar bounty case in Minnesota

The Minnesota Sugar Company seeks $20,000 in a bounty earned under a law repealed by the Legislature. The Minnesota Supreme Court grants a writ of certiorari directing State Auditor Iverson to show cause why he should not certify records in the beet sugar bounty dispute. This is the company’s first standing in court.

Minnesota Supreme Court of Minnesota Minnesota Sugar Company Iverson

Dayton man shoots self in undertaker's office amid family tragedy

In Dayton Ohio prominent citizen Frank Kiefer shot himself in the right temple at an undertaker's office. The act followed distress over his son Reed Kiefer's death years earlier. Doctors fear he may die from the self-inflicted wound.

Dayton Ohio Frank Kiefer Reed Kiefer Frank Wiefer

United States Leasing Terms for Cuban Coaling Stations

A Havana palace release outlines lease terms for U S naval coaling stations in Cuba. The United States will pay an annual 1000 dollars rent, provide food and supplies duty free, curb smuggling, and grant complete legal jurisdiction within station territories, with stations not to serve as bases for trafficking. Explosion Kills 20 at Woolwich Arsenal. Twenty killed and thirteen injured in a Woolwich arsenal lyddite factory blast. victims blown apart, building wrecked, gates packed with relatives seeking news.

United States Palaca Havana Woolwich Arsenal England Great Arsenal

Benton Harbor firm to build 140 mile Chicago to Allegan electric line

The Chicago Michigan and Indiana Western Railway Company of Benton Harbor, with capital of 8 million, filed articles to build an electric railway from Chicago to points in southwestern Michigan. The line will run from the Indiana line to Dowagiac St Joseph Benton Harbor and Paw Paw with a Kalamazoo Allegan branch and a lake shore route to Chicago. Charles G. Davies and W S Kilmer own most stock. Bonds are gold backed, eastern capital supports the project, and construction is slated to begin August 1. The system will carry passengers mail general freight and fruit and connect with Graham & Morton steamers at St Joseph, becoming the state’s longest electric line at about 140 miles.

Michigan Chicago, Michigan Indiana Paw Paw Kalamazoo Allegan Lake Shore Chicago Charles G. Davies Kilmer Eastern Graham’ & Morton Transportation Company St. Joseph

Slavery in Mexico Report Alleges Co operative Colony Abuse

Alabama man Sain Claborn testified in court about an alleged Mexican colonization scheme where black workers were bought, sold, and forced to labor without pay. He claimed co operatives hid true slavery practices under a cooperative banner and that workers faced harsh conditions before plans to escape were delayed by time.

Colénata Sain Claborn Il Paso Texan Mexico Claborn Wiis Mupitni United States

Vie Brothers Race With Death Ends in Indianapolis

Frank Hoover of Dunkirk Ohio committed suicide in Indianapolis by gas after a failed revolver attempt and another plan in a Piqua hotel. His brother John Hoover and friends rode a special train to stop him but arrived too late as the gas hose lay in Frank’s mouth. The pistol had fired shells but failed to detonate.

Frank Hoover Dunkirk Ohio Indianapolis Hingerf John Hoover

Collapse of Bridge At Eau Claire During Carnival Illumination

Large crowd on Madison street bridge at Eau Claire Wisconsin caused a collapse. About 200 people on the approach fell twenty five feet. many injured including two fatally. Rescue efforts and city aid extended amid the disaster during carnival illuminations.

Eau Claire Wis Madison Street Bridge Hou Claire

Cleveland breaks silence on fourth nomination bid

The New York World cites ex president Cleveland denying any desire to reenter politics. He stresses he has no plans, has not discussed a fourth candidacy with allies, and has not entertained any private hopes for public return, preferring to live with family.

Grover Grover Cleveland New York World Princeton Nid Cleveland Ng Washington Pene Tia

Jett Jury Disagrees in Vet White Trial in Jackson Ky

The Jackson Kentucky jury reported no verdict after three votes in the vet White case. Judge Redwine dismissed the jurors and ordered the trial moved to Cynthiana Harrison County for a second trial. One juror favored conviction while others showed possible acquittal, leading to continued disagreement. Governor Beckham declined to comment on potential actions.

Jett Redwine Jackson Phils Beckham

Sones era COLLEGES Miss Kate Mason acquitted in assault case

A jury in Indianapolis acquits Miss Kate Mason, principal, of assault and battery for whipping a boy pupil after thorough trial. The judge urged support for teacher authority to maintain order and discipline, noting teachers have rights to punishment for misconduct unless cruel or unreasonable. The piece also highlights the YMCA educational program and New York Teachers College purchasing lots for a garden project.

Kate Mason Indianapolis Lodlanapolla

Industrial outlook mixed as production in steel rises

The Dun and Company weekly trade review reports higher than last year and 7.8 percent above 1901 in dimetter output, with furnace stocks rising. It notes rising demand for rails and plates, strong machinery and hardware sales, and record coal output, while labor unrest and divergent views from Chicago merchants and Rothschild officials signal mixed prospects for American industry.

York Rh G. Dun & Co United States Akalnet Andi Canada Chisago London Rothschild Marshal Wield Chicago Wield Lord Rothechild Wall Street Pian Dalida

Grain and Livestock Prices Across U S Markets

A summary of mixed price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and multiple grains across Chicago Indianapolis Milwaukee Toledo Buffalo New York and Western markets. Listings include No 2 red wheat corn oats rye and butter creamery prices with shifts typical of regional market reports.

Chicago Burhel Indianapolis Milwaukee New York

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